SC-Clemson University Palmetto Poll: Graham wins primary easily

[Tender Branson]

400 Republican primary voters:

Lindsey Graham
   49%
Lee Bright
   9%
Richard Cash
   3%
Nancy Mace
   2%
Det Bowers
   1%
Bill Connor
   1%
Benjamin Dunn
   0%
Undecided/Don’t know
   35%

...

The Democratic primary for the regular Senate election (400 DEM primary voters):

a. Brad Hutto 8%
b. Jay Stamper 3%
c. Undecided 74%
d. DK/NA 15%

The Democratic primary for the special Senate election (400 DEM primary voters):

a. Joyce Dickerson 11%
b. Sidney Moore 7%
c. Harry Pavilack 3%
d. Undecided 62%
e. DK/NA 17%

The Clemson University Palmetto Poll (link to poll) surveyed 400 frequent Republican voters from May 22 to 29 and 400 Democrats from May 26 to June 2. The poll has a plus or minus confidence of 6 percent and included nearly 8 percent of cell phone users in each category.

http://newsstand.clemson.edu/mediarelations/palmetto-poll-shows-voter-support-for-incumbents-in-s-c

[Tender Branson]

Graham and Scott will of course easily win.

But the undecided-numbers on the DEM side indicate that nobody really cares about these elections, are unaware and suggest a low primary turnout.

[IceSpear]

I wonder if McDaniel's success will energize the Tea Party against Graham.

[SWE]

How much does Graham need to avoid a runoff?

[Maxwell]

Disappointing. Knocking off Graham would be a win-win for America.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

How much does Graham need to avoid a runoff?

50%

My own intended vote for Dunn is more about assuring that if Graham does get into a runoff, he'll be facing the least kooky candidate than about thinking Dunn is definitely better than Graham.